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Anyone cooked lamb in theirs?
I have a butterflied leg of lamb, any advice on time and temp.
I have a butterflied leg of lamb, any advice on time and temp.
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I usually ask the Google machine, which has produced the results I've wanted in the past.
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Soldato
Looking for a bit of advice.
Have used the 15in1 twice now. First time was for a pork joint. Pressure cooked it for about 30 mins then air fry for 20 mins to get the crackling. This worked pretty much OK.
I tried some chips on the weekend. Cut relatively thick, bit of oil and some salt and put it on air fry. 20 mins at 200c with a shake at the 10 min mark. The chips were mostly still raw. Another 20 mins at 210 and they still weren't particularly cooked. Saved what I could as the rest of the food was going cold and binned the majority. Going to have another go tonight with smaller amount and thinner cut.
Have used the 15in1 twice now. First time was for a pork joint. Pressure cooked it for about 30 mins then air fry for 20 mins to get the crackling. This worked pretty much OK.
I tried some chips on the weekend. Cut relatively thick, bit of oil and some salt and put it on air fry. 20 mins at 200c with a shake at the 10 min mark. The chips were mostly still raw. Another 20 mins at 210 and they still weren't particularly cooked. Saved what I could as the rest of the food was going cold and binned the majority. Going to have another go tonight with smaller amount and thinner cut.
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I used the steam fry in mine, chips were maybe 1cm think maybe, and were fully cooked after 20 at 200c (+ a couple mins for the steam pre build up)
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Does an epic steak and chips
Does an epic steak and chips
Best is subjective. Depends what you want from it.
Soldato
Do you pre cook chips before air frying?
Caporegime
Is it nice and pink inside? If so, how did you do it (what settings). Thanks.Love my Ninja
Does an epic steak and chips
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Yeah, it was lovely and juicy
Just covered in oil and salt/pepper
Sat on the top of the grill at 200 degrees for 8mins. Think the setting we used was air fry?
If I was doing it again, I'd flip it over half way through as whilst it was epic, the underside wasn't nice and dark like the top
That's in one of these - https://www.argos.co.uk/product/9473250
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Caporegime
No 190c, 14mins from frozen, shake once.
Soldato
What about raw potatoes? I'm trying for the first time tonight and not sure if I should parboil them before.
Caporegime
About 20 mins for fresh chips imo. Soak the chips for about half hour before cooking. If you have a ninja, a few people finish them off on max crisp for 3-5 mins.
Soldato
They turned out nice, I'll play with temps and times a bit more to see if I can improve.
Crispy chicken thigh burgers tonight - need to decide whether or not I soak in buttermilk then dip in seasoned flour or just use a dry seasoning. Loving the air fryer though apart from it being a bit loud...
Caporegime
Definitely the buttermilk route imo
I think I could be talked into a ninja max grill V - steaming/pot capabilities of other models can be fulfilled more cheaply by other devices,
I'd like to see some actual power consumption figures for specific dishes like baking, baked-potatoes to confirm they will really use 1/3,1/4 of an oven, can't see any data on reddit, other than journo's
Caporegime
first ever chicken done in the ninja. Perfect.
We've been making crispy chicken thighs and tenders recently. Super easy.
Just season up the chicken either as whole thighs or cut up, then press them in some crushed corn flakes (with more seasoning if you want). The residual moisture from the chicken will mean the rub and cornflakes mostly sticks. If not give them a quick spritz with 1 cal spray (or toss in egg whites before the cornflaking) and then bake for 12-15 mins on 160-180ish.
Whilst they're cooking I whip up a quick glaze/sauce with some honey, ketchup, sriracha and rice wine vinegar. Then when the chicken is done lob it in the pan of hot sauce and get them nicely coated.
Absolutely banging in a wrap with salad and other bits and not great on the macros/calories too (especially if you use the 1 cal spray and sugar free/low cal sauces).
Also works fine with panko or just normal breadcrumbs instead of cornflakes.
Just season up the chicken either as whole thighs or cut up, then press them in some crushed corn flakes (with more seasoning if you want). The residual moisture from the chicken will mean the rub and cornflakes mostly sticks. If not give them a quick spritz with 1 cal spray (or toss in egg whites before the cornflaking) and then bake for 12-15 mins on 160-180ish.
Whilst they're cooking I whip up a quick glaze/sauce with some honey, ketchup, sriracha and rice wine vinegar. Then when the chicken is done lob it in the pan of hot sauce and get them nicely coated.
Absolutely banging in a wrap with salad and other bits and not great on the macros/calories too (especially if you use the 1 cal spray and sugar free/low cal sauces).
Also works fine with panko or just normal breadcrumbs instead of cornflakes.
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first ever chicken done in the ninja. Perfect.
You made a spelling mistake.
Try a capital letter next time.
PS that chicken has its legs open for you.